Thank you
To try I doubled the pga_aggregate_target, and it didn't fixed, in theory I
should reduce the memory because hash happens when there is a lot of
memory, as I remember.
So I tried to reduce the pga_aggregate_target and memory_target and the
problem is the same.
Based on the article of Iggy I added the hint
/*+ NO_QUERY_TRANSFORMATION */ and nothing.
disables alter system set "_optimizer_cost_based_transformation" = off ;
I remember it was of no use but I tried too
alter system set "_optimizer_max_permutations"=3000;
and either, any idea is welcome, thank you :)
2015-10-21 15:08 GMT-04:00 mvshelton <mvshelton@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
If your hash joins are slower are you sorting to disk, if so you may need
to increase your pga.
Matt
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-------- Original message --------
From: Iggy Fernandez
Date:10/21/2015 2:51 PM (GMT-05:00)
To: jcdrpllist@xxxxxxxxx, ORACLE-L
Subject: RE: performance. 7 queries independent queries takes 3s with
union all in view 98s
The answer should leap out right out of the query plan
Perhaps there's join factorization going on. See
https://blogs.oracle.com/optimizer/entry/optimizer_transformations_join_factorization
But the best bet is to examine the query plan.
Iggy
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Date: Wed, 21 Oct 2015 11:47:18 -0400
Subject: performance. 7 queries independent queries takes 3s with union
all in view 98s
From: jcdrpllist@xxxxxxxxx
To: oracle-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hello if you can help please
I found something very interesting, I tested two times to be sure. 11.2.0.3
There is a view having 7 queries joined with union all
query1
union all
query2
union all
...
When executed in the view all 7 takes 98s
If in the same view I put only one query at a time I get 3s total, the
query is unchanged
The problem is using a hash join instead of nested loops
1 1.38s
2 0.04s
3 1.11s
4 0.05s
5 0.35s
6 0.02s
7 0.09s
all 7 98x
Thank you :)
